In this vulnerable and affirming episode of the Queer Adulting podcast, host Adam K (they/them) sits down with fellow NAGLY adult advisor and friend James to talk all things queer identity, self-doubt, and community care.

From what it means to feel “not queer enough,” to navigating representation, imposter syndrome, and burnout in a world that often demands your activism just to exist—this episode is a reminder that you don’t have to carry everything alone. Sometimes, showing up for yourself and others is enough.

✨ Topics include:

Queer identity and self-acceptance

Growing up with limited LGBTQ+ representation

Internalized self-doubt and how it shows up

Why “being yourself” is resistance

The importance of community and choosing rest

Small acts of advocacy that make a big impact

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed by the state of the world or just trying to figure out where you belong, this episode offers a gentle mix of real talk, hope, and queer joy.

🧠 No homework—just good conversation and reminders that you’re not alone.

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